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The doctors accused the RSF of violating basic human rights and condemned their continued looting and destruction of homes.
The conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces has led to widespread planting of mines, especially in contested regions.
Sudan is now facing the world’s largest humanitarian crisis, with half of its 30 million people in urgent need of assistance.
What began as a political power struggle has now shattered lives, decimated infrastructure, and pushed 30.4 million people into urgent need of humanit...
Sudan’s Sovereignty Council confirmed the discussions also covered strengthening bilateral ties and cooperation between Sudan and Eritrea.
Sudan's statement singled out several countries invited to the London summit as "complicit" in supporting the RSF's operations, including the United A...
The RSF leader conceded in an audio message on Telegram that his forces had left the capital last week as the army consolidated its gains.
The conflict between the army and the RSF has unleashed waves of ethnic violence, created what the United Nations calls the world's worst humanitarian...
UNICEF said the loss of these supplies puts over 2,000 children at risk, worsening an already dire situation for families trapped in conflict.
"The import of all products coming from Kenya through all ports, crossings, airports, and ports will be suspended as of this day until further notice,...
Sudan accused the Gulf nation of violating the genocide convention by arming and funding the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan’s ongoin...
The move has sparked a diplomatic firestorm, with key international players—including the United Nations, the United States, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egyp...
According to the text of the charter, the signatories agreed that Sudan should be a "secular, democratic, non-centralised state" with a single nationa...
The planned announcement from Nairobi, framed as the "Political Charter for the Government of Peace and Unity," is being positioned as an effort to "r...
Medical aid agency MSF has confirmed seven deaths from the violence, while residents say dozens may have been killed.
IGAD Executive Secretary Workneh Gebeyehu acknowledged that previous aid commitments had helped alleviate suffering but insisted that more needed to b...
The incidents included airstrikes, drone assaults, artillery shelling, armed clashes, child kidnappings, killings, and sexual violence.
The RSF in a statement rejected the Sudanese army's claims it had advanced as "propaganda" designed to boost morale and accused the army of spreading...
The South Sudan National Police Service also reported rescuing 2,990 Sudanese nationals who are now seeking shelter and protection at various police s...
He highlighted efforts to secure humanitarian assistance but admitted they had fallen short of ending the violence.
